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UK police seek information from ex-protection officers of king’s brother Andrew

King Charles’ brother Andrew arrested over misconduct relating to Epstein

Singapore to launch space agency in response to global investment surge

Pakistan tightens screening as Nipah virus spreads in India

Another Bangladesh student leader shot in head

Bangladesh holds state funeral for slain youth leader amid tight security

Pakistan’s global connectivity gets major boost with new submarine cable

Iran confirms seizure of tanker with petrochemical cargo in Gulf

Surge in H-1B visa fees raises concerns for foreign workers and tech companies

Faysal Bank honoured at ADB’s annual Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program Awards 2025

Exiled Afghan women cricketers get more ICC backing

Injured Haughey pulls out of world championships in Singapore

Pakistan showcases culture, tourism at Asian Village Festival 2025

BYD tops Singapore vehicle sales so far this year, replacing Toyota

Pakistani travels via Indian flight without visa, surprises Mumbai airport officials

Tech stocks rebound in Asia as DeepSeek concerns ease

BTS member J-Hope announces first solo tour

Singapore man sentenced to nearly four years for framing estranged wife with cannabis

Singapore restaurants offer crunchy crickets after government approves edible insects as food

Oil tankers on fire after colliding off Singapore, crew members rescued

Five powers plan bigger, deeper Asia military drills

Singapore Airlines flight hit by turbulence leaving one dead, 30 injured

Married Indian man sentenced to prison for killing girlfriend

Country where law prohibits to have cat in the house

Money laundering probe shakes Singapore’s clean business hub status

Many Singaporean employers using justice system to ‘browbeat’ domestic workers

Singapore executes first woman convict in nearly 20 years

Oil falls as economic concerns offset prospect of tighter supplies

Dollar slides after Fed signals pause; banking woes dent confidence

Dollar, yen boosted as US banking sector fears put safe-havens back in vogue